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Bar Exams: Nigerian Law School Code expressly permits hijabs, veils amid cases of Muslim candidates’ victimisation

Muslim News Nigeria Nov 1, 2026

The Council of Legal Education’s Code of Conduct explicitly recognises black shoulder-length hijabs and veils as approved attire…

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